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Date: 2026-05-28 11:35:41+00:00UTC

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El Mundo: El PSOE persiguió a jueces, fiscales y la UCO "por orden del 'One'" y tuvo a sueldo a la "trama criminal"

Las alusiones al presidente del Gobierno son continuas en el auto que condujo a la Guardia Civil a la sede de Ferraz Leer

The Japan Times: JAL bans cabin attendants from drinking before return flights

JAL announced that a flight scheduled to depart from Hiroshima was delayed by about 40 minutes, affecting 186 passengers, after a female cabin attendant drank more than allowed.

The Jerusalem Post: Iran avoids US sanctions via ship-to-ship transfers of oil, may receive payment for months - report

The ships receiving the oil are often part of Iran’s “shadow fleet,” a fleet of old, rusting tankers that obscure their owners and may switch their flags to those of countries with little oversight.

El Mundo: Leire apuntó a Sánchez como la X de las 'cloacas del PSOE' en una nota manuscrita: "Sólo cuando ocurre lo de Begoña nos reciben"

Los mensajes entre la 'fontanera' y otros implicados, y la presencia de Antonio Hernando en Ferraz en la reunión fundacional, revelan que la trama sólo pudo levantarse con el impulso del presidente Leer

The Japan Times: Japan and Philippines agree to elevate ties to new level amid China concerns

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi also said they would begin formal negotiations on a key intelligence-sharing pact.

The Jerusalem Post: UN adds Israeli entities to blacklist of countries that commit sexual violence - exclusive

"Anyone who is able to include Israel on the same list as Hamas terrorists and rapists has no sense of morality," said Israeli Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon.

El Mundo: Balas, Luzón, Grinda y Biedma: el póquer de los insobornables que obsesionaba a la trama del PSOE

La organización investigada por el 'caso Leire' se dedicó a intentar torcer voluntades de fiscales, policías y jueces bajo la batuta de Santos Cerdán Leer

The Japan Times: Osaka High Court backs safety approval for Oi nuclear reactors

The high court found that the NRA's safety approval for the No. 3 and No. 4 reactors at the nuclear plant in the town of Oi was reasonable.

The Jerusalem Post: Attacker wounds three with knife in Switzerland, reportedly while shouting 'Allahu Akbar'

The suspected perpetrator, a 31-year-old Swiss national, was arrested. The three victims of the attack were receiving hospital care, according to local police.

El Mundo: Julio Martínez, el amigo y presunto testaferro de Zapatero, ficha a la ex abogada de los Bárcenas, la 'fiscal de los indomables' Márquez de Prado

El empresario clave en la trama de corrupción elige a la reputada penalista María Dolores Márquez de Prado para asumir su defensa Leer

The Japan Times: New Taiwan-Japan ferry service debuts on ship that has war evacuation role

The Yaima Maru is among vessels to be used to evacuate residents on southern Japanese islands to mainland Japan in times of crisis.

The Jerusalem Post: 'A national issue': Police to launch nationwide crackdown on dangerous drivers, road violations

The plan includes bolstering police presence on the roads, stepping up enforcement, and expanding intelligence and operational efforts to catch drivers responsible for serious offenses.

El Mundo: Ayuso, en el Foro de EL MUNDO: "Ante la corrupción de Estado de Sánchez sólo cabe una cuestión de confianza y elecciones"

La presidenta madrileña rechaza una moción de censura y alerta sobre los últimos escándalos del Gobierno, de la entrada de la UCO en Ferraz a la imputación de Zapatero: "Lo que estamos viviendo no se ha visto en Occidente" Leer

The Japan Times: Fiery Yuto Nagatomo burns with desire to lead Japan to glory at fifth World Cup

Nagatomo has set a new Asian record by being picked for his fifth World Cup, surpassing players such as South Korea's Hong Myung-bo and Saudi Arabia's Sami al-Jaber.

The Jerusalem Post: IDF kills leader of central Hamas funds network who transferred millions to military wing

The IDF killed Ihab Khrizim, leader of a central Hamas funds transfer network, in a strike on Khan Yunis, the military announced on Thursday.

El Mundo: La galaxia de la corrupción donde se hunde Sánchez: nueve casos ya con íntimos del presidente

La tupida trama criminal en torno al PSOE y al Gobierno hace imposible blindar a Sánchez como pretendía la cloaca Leer

The Japan Times: Humanoids Summit gives Tokyo a peek of a robotic future

A major talking point at the two-day event is how crucial artificial intelligence-powered robots might be for tackling Japan's labor shortage.

The Jerusalem Post: Islamic regime fires at four ships attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz

The broadcaster alleged the ships attempted the journey to enter the Persian Gulf “without coordination with the security forces” at 12:35 am local time.

El Mundo: Feijóo promete hacer "todo lo posible" para cambiar al Gobierno: "Cuando digo todo es todo"

No descarta la moción de censura en el futuro y pide a PNV y Junts que "dejen de sostener" a Sánchez Leer

The Japan Times: Toyota sales slide for third month in April on Middle East conflict

Toyota has weathered the conflict better than other carmakers, with Honda Motor and Nissan Motor reporting bigger drops.

The Jerusalem Post: US, Iran trade strikes against military targets, testing fragile ceasefire

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the military site that was struck was an Iranian ground control station in Iran's Bandar Abbas that was about to launch a drone.

El Mundo: David Sánchez accede por la puerta trasera a su juicio por 'enchufismo' y la defensa pide anular una investigación "prospectiva": "Esto es una pura invención, esto es mentira"

Las dos primeras jornadas están destinadas a las cuestiones previas de una vista oral que la Audiencia de Badajoz prevé prolongar hasta el 10 de junio Leer

The Japan Times: Frugal and more online: Smarter spenders rewrite luxury’s China dream

Foreign luxury brands might not be retaining the pull — and the cashflow — in China that they counted on in the world's second-largest economy in the 2010s.

The Jerusalem Post: Three tankers targeted in drone attacks off Turkey’s Black Sea coast, crew reported safe

Moscow and Kyiv have frequently attacked each other's ports and tankers since the start of the war. Neither country immediately claimed responsibility for the newly reported attack.

El Mundo: La lucha de Ginebra por el medicamento que cura su enfermedad: "Tenerlo al alcance de la mano y no poder acceder es absolutamente frustrante"

Existe una terapia curativa para el grave trastorno de la sangre que sufre esta niña de 11 años, pero por su elevado precio aún no está disponible en España. Familias como la suya la reclaman por "cuestiones de equidad y derecho a una vida digna" Leer

The Japan Times: Osaka Municipal Assembly approves proposed council to discuss metropolis plan

The council may hold its first meeting as soon as next month if its establishment is greenlit at the prefectural assembly's plenary meeting next Wednesday.

The Jerusalem Post: UVeye scales automated vehicle‑inspection tech across global automotive markets

The drive-thru system that uses computer vision and deep learning to provide precise, data-driven insights about anomalies passing through its system- providing a full report in less than one minute

El Mundo: Fátima, la policía infiltrada como "pizzera precaria" en el Sindicato de Inquilinas delatada por "amenazar" a un amigo: "Llamo a mi superior y te meto un paquete y un marrón que flipas"

La agente participó en acampadas por Palestina, estuvo frenando desahucios en Lavapiés y militó en el Movimiento Antirrepresivo, entre otras organizaciones Leer

The Japan Times: Realistic AI-created content to require labels during Japan’s election campaigns

The requirement will apply to videos and images that may be mistaken for those not generated by AI, while those that can be clearly identified as made using AI will be excluded.

The Jerusalem Post: Trump warns Oman not to interfere in the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened tensions with Iran

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